Scott Wolf

Veteran television and film actor Scott Wolf most recently completed two seasons on the critically acclaimed drama, Everwood, as Dr. Jake Hartman. From 1994-2000, it was his role as Bailey Salinger on the award-winning Party of Five that first earned him accolades from critics and fans alike.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Wolf earned a business degree from George Washington University. After graduation he enrolled at HB Studio in New York before deciding to make the move to Hollywood. He landed the first job he ever auditioned for and has continued to work steadily since, transitioning from commercials to guest spots to films and television shows, including recurring roles on Evening Shade and as Heather Locklear's love interest on Spin City.

Wolf's film credits include Killing Emmett Young, Go, The Evening Star -- the sequel to Terms of Endearment, opposite Juliette Lewis and Shirley McClaine -- and White Squall, opposite Jeff Bridges. He has worked with such celebrated directors as Ridley Scott and Doug Liman.

His stage credits include the Tony Award-winning Side Man, Lincoln Center's production of "Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme," and three seasons at the prestigious Williamstown Theater Festival.

Wolf currently resides in Park City, Utah with his wife, Kelley.

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